SAIC to Mifare cardfurther boost private economy
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Private enterprises have maintained stable development with the help of other sectors despite the international financial crisis, according to the State Administration for Industry and Commerce (SAIC).
By the end of June, China had 6.92 million private enterprises with registered capital of 12.81 trillion yuan and 82.12 million business owners. That' s an increase of 5.31 percent in the number of businesses, 9.11 percent in capital, and 3.9 percent rise in the number of entrepreneurs compared with December 2008.
There are 30.64 million individually-owned businesses with capital of 985.13 billion yuan and 61 million practitioners. This means there' s a 5.01 percent increase in the number of businesses, 9.39 percent rise in capital, and 5.59 percent jump in the number of individually-owned businesses compared with December 2008.
According to the SAIC Department for Regulation of the Private Economy, the private economy can be improved in six ways to maintain momentum in the second half of 2009.
The first is for the SAIC encourage enterprises to grow bigger, stronger and more flexible. SAIC encourages them to make investments, and supports setting up cross-industry and trans-regional groups by means of mergers or restructuring.
Secondly, SAIC should expand the financing channels for enterprises. SAIC directs them to make financing through mortgages and pledges, allows equity investments and encourages them to investigate the possibility of debt-to-equity conversion.
Thirdly, middle- and small-sized enterprises should be defined and sub-divided properly to make well-targeted supportive measures for private enterprises of different sizes and within different sectors.
Fourthly, stimulate employment by encouraging business startups. People who start their own businesses and conduct them in line with relevant laws are exempt from administrative and institutional fees for three years.
Fifthly, safeguard the lawful rights and interests of private enterprises by protecting their trade names, registered trademarks and business intelligence.
Finally, SAIC should regulate administration and avoid abuse of power.
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